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Co-operation, Language and the Compassionate Perspective

by Joe Oliver While co-operation, as a set of behaviours, is not unique to humans, the degree to which we co-operate is. The vehicle for this is human language, which developed out of the need of our ancestors to convey increasingly complex and abstract notions to others in their group. Higher level abstract communication allowed […]

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The Psychologically Flexible Parent

Parenting with mindfulness & acceptance – Chris McCurry, PhD D.W. Winnicott famously said, “There is no such thing as a baby”. By that he meant that one cannot isolate the child from the environment, especially the social environment. In my work as a basic 25 to 30 kid per week private practice psychologist I see […]

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